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University of Montreal / Faculty of planning ╔school of town planning and landscape architecture

The University of Montreal's Faculty of Planning, School of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture, offers a range of programs in urban planning and landscape architecture.

Programs and courses

The school offers the following programs:

• Bachelor's in Urban Planning
• Bachelor's in Landscape Architecture
• Minor in Garden Design
• Minor in Urban Planning
• Master's in Urban Planning
• Master's in Landscape Architecture
• Master's in City, Territory, Landscape
• Master's in Urban Design
• Master's in Built Heritage Conservation
• Master's in Planning and Management of Development Projects
• DESS in planning and management of development projects (Diploma of Specialized Studies in Planning and Management of Development Projects)
• Microprogram in Built Heritage Conservation
• 2nd cycle microprogram in mobility, transportation and urban planning (Microprogram in Mobility, Transportation, and Urban Planning)
• Qualification Program in Urban Planning
• Interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Planning

CONTROL OF CITY, TERRITORY, LANDSCAPE

The Master's in City, Territory, Landscape program offers a scientific education at the crossroads of urban planning and landscape architecture, leading to research projects that transform cities, territories, and landscapes.

IN BRIEF

The program provides training in research and scientific project development, with a focus on accessible and inclusive urban planning, sustainable and resilient environments, and community mobilization.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Program in brief

The Master's in City, Territory, Landscape program offers a scientific education at the crossroads of urban planning and landscape architecture.

Pathway and structure

The program consists of 45 credits, including:

• Thematic seminars
• Theoretical courses
• Research units
• Research paper

The program begins with a research formation and the development of a scientific project, including courses on theoretical foundations, research methodologies, and a seminar on literature review.

Job Outlook

The program allows students to develop the skills necessary for a career in research or professional fields related to urban planning, landscape architecture, regional development, and territorial planning.

SEARCH

Research is at the heart of the university's mission and the Master's in City, Territory, Landscape program. The school's research units and faculty expertise support students in their research projects.

JOB PROSPECTS

The program provides perspectives for future careers in various professional fields, including:

• The municipal or supra-municipal public service (municipal or supra-municipal public service)
• The public service of higher-level governments
• Research organizations and non-profit organizations interested in territorial planning issues (research organizations and non-profit organizations interested in territorial planning)
• Consulting firms in areas relating to urban development, territorial planning, and landscape study (consulting firms in urban development, territorial planning, and landscape study)